my conceive to be due; Should the Accounts be Stated und the present circumstances a very considerable Balance will inevitably be reported against you I have now thought it proper to advise you thereof previous to the Accounts being finally acted on in Order to give you an Opportunity to obviate the Objections thereto— I am Sir Y^r William Simmon John Kitty Esq^r D. of War Accountants Offi^ce Sup^r Baltimore Septem^r 1^st 1795 Sir, I have to acknowledge the Receipt of Your letter of the 28.^th Ulto enclosing Ensigne Thompsons Receipt for one hundred and Seventy three Dolla and 93 Cents being for the Pay of himself and Recruits for the Months of June and July 1795 which amount shall be passed to your Credit. I am Sir Y^r William Simmon Edward Carrington Esq^r D. of War Accountants Office Sup^r Virginia Sep^r 1^st 1795 Sir, I have received under cover Thomas Hocts Receipt for two thousands four hundred seventy nine Dollars and [undecipherable] being for the disbursements of the Public Armoury at the Post of New London which sum shall be passed to your Credit — I am Sir Y^r William Simmo[n]